Carbide Create Tutorial - Stacked Text How To Design and Paint
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- Everyone wants to know how to make these stacked text signs. It's easier than you might think! Follow along as we go over the process to design AND paint one in Carbide Create.
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This was absolutely one of the best tutorials on CNC text stacking I have seen. In five minutes I learned enough to completely make my own sign and it came out wonderfully. Thank you thank you thank you
Awesome! Thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful.
I’ve looked all over TH-cam for a simple “how to” because even though I enjoyed the 3D Koi Fish made on the CNC machine, this is more my speed, at least for now. This was very well made. Straight to the point, no BS, and easy to follow. Thank you!
I love this idea of stacking text! It looks great! Thanks Chris.
Chris you sure made that look easy. Great job
Thanks Jeff
Man I love this idea. Keep up the great work you are doing.
I was just trying to do a welcome friends and family stacked text this weekend but couldn’t figure it out. This made me understand it much better. Thanks! I saved it to my videos.
Thanks! This will be a big help.
Great Tutorial Chris, Love your stuff! I am learning a lot!
Great to hear. Thanks for watching!
Awesome tutorial. Thanks for the tips.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial.
this is awesome!
Well done. Thanks for making content.
Thank you!
Great job
Thanks!
Thank you 🙏
Super simple Chris. Thanks for that. I use VCarve Pro, but I should be able to "copy" this method over there. 👍👍
Thanks. It should be similar.
Nice tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks!
I've seen other videos demonstrating stacked text with other software. You made it so easy to follow. Great job. Could you describe in more detail how to cut the "space" between the letters and their offset?
Your best bet now would probably be to use advanced v carve.
You can paint all 3 layers different colors here is how: do the black exactly the way you did. Leave the mask on when you do the last cut and use a small brush for the outer text. Then peel the mask off the top text and use a rubber roller to paint that. The hardest part is the second layer TEXT part. It has to be a small brush you it should be easy because the mask on the top prevents mistakes and the black layer already cut is lower so it's not too bad to do. The top is very fast and easy with a rubber roller because there is nothing but the top layer that the roller will touch. Just an FYI. I have done this before.
Thanks for sharing. That’s a good technique.
Great video Chris, any way too figure that out for acrylic? I'm looking at doing a acrylic lit sign and the logo would be stacked text. Thanks for all of the instruction you provide.
I’m trying to figure out how I want to do an acrylic shop sign too. I was thinking about cutting out my logo and seeing if I could fill it with epoxy.
Thanks Chris, I have been wanting to know how to do that without having to watch a really long video. This was very helpful even with me working in aspire. One question tho. I matched my speeds and feeds to yours except my pass depth is .0625, and created the offset like you mentioned for the last cut in order to lessen the time. My time however is still 1:01:14. with the 1st pocket being 47:30. I changed my Z clearance to .1 and and plunge clearance to .07. That helped, but not sure what else to do to lessen it. Also what is your total time in including prep and finishing, as well as avg sale price for one that size?
It’s hard to say without seeing your file. They probably take an hour to make. I figured a larger one, like 21x11, should go for about $60.
Chris Powell Do you mean seeing the feeds and speeds , and bit settings, or the whole file? I could post shot of them but the file is aspire. Is there a way to save it so it’s universal amongst any program?
Chris, After you sprayed the black, how did you make sure that the top text aligned with the bottom text when you resumed carving? Did you have to rezero or did you leave the program paused and simply resume carving once the paint dried?
I use depth stop collars on my bits so they’re all set to the same length. The computer saves your 0 locations when you shut it off.
The borrow text won’t cut out the middle of certain letters if there’s a stacked text on top of it ? Andy ideas ? I’m using carbide create 6
Can you use carbide create v 6 to do this cut file
Hi Chris, since Carbide 3D changed how the boolean union works in version 6, do you plan on doing an updated tutorial using a different method?
I’ve thrown in the towel on CC and moved on to better software. It’s just too much of a headache to keep up with all of their changes on software that isn’t that great anyways. I use Carveco Maker now.
Hello Chris,
Great Video! I am following your instructions and the only variable is I am choosing different windows fonts. Once I click on boolean union some the letters behind disappear? The letter "O" and the center of "A" and the center of "B". I have done this a dozen times with different fonts and the results are the same? Any clue? I am using carbide build 652 Thanks!
It’s been a while since I made this video, but I think I talked about making copies of the parts you’re subtracting.
Hi Chris , is the CC pro ? Or the free software ? Thank you in advance. Very get to the point video. Love it. You for a new subscriber
Thanks. You shouldn’t need CC Pro unless they’ve changed something recently.
@@ChrisPowellFSD thanks ! I’ll check it out tonight as I’m unfortunately on my way to work now 😂
I am clicking ctrl c but it's not doing it??? what I am not doing properly?
Hey Chris Whats your favorite fonts to use in Carbide?
I use bodoni a lot. There’s a couple different cursive ones I’ve found on dafont.com that I like also.
@@ChrisPowellFSD ive downloaded the fonts. how to you get them in carbide create?
Is there a way to avoid pocketing a lot of air on the second pocket? Since the first pocket is deeper, much of the second pocket will have the bit above the surface.
You could use the advanced v carve tool they added and set a start depth.
You could create another rectangle that contains the bottom text and then do a pocket between the rectangle and the top text.
Could you make another video with The new version of carbide create. If I go to contour it doesn't give me a option to pocket so i'm just going to pocket & doing like you show but it's not turning out. Maybe im just doing something wrong
I’ve switched over to Carveco Maker. CC keeps changing too many things and I can’t keep up with it.
Hey Chris i followed your instructions but onefinity did not stop continued till the end so I had no chance of adding the second paint did I miss something ?
It should only stop at tool changes or if you have the tool paths saved separately.
@@ChrisPowellFSD i thought so but never did
My mistake I had used the same bit hey Chris got a question for you advanced vcarve with carbide create if you use the onefinity would the cnc stop to change bits ? Thank you in advance